I am trying to extract information about the contact incidents in Adams, in order to exact the times at wich more than 1 gear tooth pair of an involute gear model come into contact. I understand that after the simulation, I can look at the contact incidents and tracks, but if possible, I'd like to be able to extract the incidents during simulation, in the form of measurements.
1. Yes. You can compile subroutines that are written in FORTRAN or C and use the with Adams Solver (C++).
2. For the FORTRAN routines, you see that we use the IMPACT() utility routine. To learn more about the available utility routines, please refer to the Adams Online Help and navigate to:
3. As stated in #2, you can find the IMPACT() utility routine and CALL it in your CNFSUB. Please refer to the example articles shared above. The docs for the IMPACT() utility routine is found in the Adams Online Help at:
1. Yes. You can compile subroutines that are written in FORTRAN or C and use the with Adams Solver (C++).
2. For the FORTRAN routines, you see that we use the IMPACT() utility routine. To learn more about the available utility routines, please refer to the Adams Online Help and navigate to:
3. As stated in #2, you can find the IMPACT() utility routine and CALL it in your CNFSUB. Please refer to the example articles shared above. The docs for the IMPACT() utility routine is found in the Adams Online Help at: